All of Windlass Swords

Windlass Steelcrafts forges their swords from a high quality, high carbon steel, tempered with the latest, most technologically advanced heat treating process available. The Rockwell Hardness on Windlass swords is 45-55 for carbon steel blades and 40-45 for Damascus blades. More than 5 decades of experience plus a desire to be the best give them a unique opportunity to combine the best of old world craftsmanship with modern production techniques. Because of this, they are one of the largest suppliers of swords to the U.S. Marine Corps.

This 17th Century Italian Rapier is a beautifully executed 17th Century rapier with a very complex hilt and faceted pommel. The grip is hand wound with silver plated wire with woven wire rings top and bottom. The hand forged, high carbon steel, fully tempered blade features a wide fuller to lighten and strengthen.

The 1840 non commissioned sword was carried by American soldiers for over 70 years; a period which included the Mexican War, Civil War and Spanish American War. The single edged blade has a single broad fuller running from the ricasso to near the point.

The 1860 Light Cavalry Saber has hand forged blades that are British military spec steel that will flex and return to true. Each leather handle is wire wrapped. 35" long, curving blade is superbly designed for penetration (thrust) and as a slashing tool.

This medieval Acre Crusader Broadsword from Windlass Steelcrafts Battlecry collection is a formidable weapon of proven worth. This classic knightly sword was idea for sword and shield or sword and buckler combat whether on foot or horseback.

Filling an under served niche in available swords today, the Agincourt hand-and-half sword from Windlass Steelcrafts Battlecry collection is a slender, light, quick weapon well-suited to facing armored or unarmored adversaries.

Protecting the skies from airship pirates is a dangerous job…but not with a good sword by your side. This wondrous Airship Captain’s Katana is a marvel to behold! Measuring almost 39” in overall length, the katana blade is made of forged, carbon steel.

The American Colonists were, like most of Europe, amorous of the dashing French Hussar. The handmade hilt of this American Revolution Saber sword reflects their admiration of the 1700's French style. This well-balanced, fast sword was designed for the mounted fighter.

Brought back by popular demand, we are pleased to offer this Windlass Classic bastard sword. This massive broad sword could have easily been used at the Battle of Bosworth Field in 1485, cutting and slashing its way through the Tudor ranks. As large as this sword is, it is still amazingly light and well balanced.

There are several of these Battle Ready Munich Sword in different private and public collections, one in the wallace Collections and several at the Bavarian National Museum. It s a perfect example of German Military Cut-and-Thrust Swept Hilt and was carried by the Munich Town Guard.

This medieval Bosworth Longsword is from Windlass Steelcrafts Battlecry collection. Designed specifically to be used and made from 1065 high carbon steel with a darkened, battle-hardened finish, extra wide tang and tempering to a low 50's RC. This pre-sharpened blade has gone through rigorous testing.

This Brandenburg Rapier has an expertly crafted swept & twisted metal basket. The heavily carved horn grip mimics the elegantly twisted metal of the hilt and is hand wound and inset with a single steel accent wire that provides an excellent grip while dueling.

This Captain Jack Sword is made of high carbon steel and is fully tempered, full tang, battle worthy pirate hanger. It will faithfully follow any captain or sea faring rogue to the ends of the earth. And Kraken or no, the beautiful antiqued brass and iron parts are worth their salt against any beast or while swarming the side of a galley.

Our Celtic Short Sword is the perfect compliment to the Celtic Battle Sword. The short sword was perfect for close quarters battle and the close confines of the forest. Inspired from the actual prop seen in the Focus Features Roman epic The Eagle, it replicates every detail.

This beautiful Roman Centurion Gladius comes with a hand forged, tempered high carbon steel blade. This Gladius is truly worthy of a Roman Centurion. The antiqued parts are meticulously hand finished from solid wood with metal accents to complete this regal piece.

We've been asked for years for a good set of historically researched swords to perform with on stage. We wanted both authenticity and durability; the kind of sword you can bang edge to edge to complete your performance with confidence and look good doing it.

Our Civil War Cavalry Saber is an authentic, hand made replica and has a flexible, ornate blade and leather grip wrapped with brass wire. Of all the Civil War swords and sabers, this was the one used most. Wielded by the troops under the command of J.E.B. Stuart.

This Classic Hoplite Sword has the leaf shaped blade that was quite popular throughout the ancient world and is based on many illustrations and excavated examples. The Greek Hoplite was a tough, effective citizen-soldier, and was ferocious in defense of his home city.

This Classic Medieval Sword is an Oakeshott Type X with a Type I pommel and a Type VII crossguard. The long and wide fuller on this blade lightens the overall sword and make it possible to deliver fast and shearing cuts, capable of cutting through the mail and padding that were worn during the period.

This Cobra Steel sword is based on the ancient Greek Kopis. Like the old sword, it has tremendous chopping power. However the point aligns perfectly with the wrist for a thrust, which makes this a good fighting pattern as well! Hard rubber scale grips on a full profile tang. Factory sharp, includes high quality black leather sheath.

This Cobra Steel Lakonia survival knife is based on the deadly Spartan Short Sword. The blade on the Lakonia was shorter than other classical Greek swords and the Spartans said it was to bring them “one step closer to the enemy.”

This Conan Dagger is a truly befitting sidearm for the king of all barbarians. This massive dagger has a 1065 high carbon steel blade, antique brass guard & pommel and a leather wrapped handle. Ships in a wooden display box. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts. Can be sharpened for an additional fee.

This Crusader Chopper has no known historical name that exists for this sword, however it does appear in other manuscripts from the period. Our version can be clearly seen on plate 21 entitled The Rescue of Lot. The single-edge blade is broad and flat while the two-handed grip.

This Damascus Viking Sword is a true fighting sword, and one that any Viking would be proud to carry in battle. Often overlooked by us modern sword lovers is the tremendous amount of stress placed on a sword blade during battle. Early Viking swords were forged from layers of iron interwoven with strands of steel to produce a very tough sword.

This Mid 18th Century Scottish Basket Hilt Back Sword is from a group of which about a dozen examples are known. Variations in the configuration of the hilt elements include examples with and without a forward quillion and the inclusion of an oval rein aperture.

An absolutely magical Elven Short Sword that we can easily see in an Elven warriors or adventurers hand. Made of the highest grade stainless steel in Toledo, Spain with highly detailed solid metal parts. Grip is wrapped in black leather and silver wire.

It must have been a fearsome sight having this huge sword coming at you
across the battlefield. This particular sword is a copy of number
IV-1787 in the Royal Armouries in England. Though big, it is beautifully
balanced for two handed use. Sharpened.

Our Erik the Red Letter Opener as an intricate etch-work patterns. Forged with Marto’s world-renown quality, the Erik the Red Letter Opener is a worthy and popular addition to any collection. This Erik the Red Letter Opener is a full-metal, miniature version of our Erik the Red Sword. Made in Spain.

Our Erik the Red Sword has an intricate etch-work patterns dress the blade, which is of 420 stainless steel and mirror polished. Forged with Marto’s world-renown quality, the Erik the Red Sword is a worthy and popular addition to any sword enthusiast’s collection. Decorative use only. Intended for wall decor, displays, home or office decor or for costume.

Our European Medieval Sword is a beautifully balanced, this is the type of weapon that the tough, hard bitten professional fighting man of his day would have chosen. It is simply a no-nonsense sword that can perfectly perform its one purpose.

The Celt-Iberians of Roman times were justly famed for their weapons, such as the Falcata Sword, one of the most devastating swords ever made! The inward curving blade delivers a tremendous blow and could split both shield and helmet! Considered to be of Greek, or possibly Etruscan origin.

Although the Falchion Medieval Sword has a prevalence in Medieval art testifies to its popularity, very few original falchions swords still exist. This rarity of surviving specimens may be more proof of its popularity; most of the falchions were used up in battle! While the double-edged sword gets most of the press.

The Patton Sword designed by George Patton in the 1910 s (when he was still just a Lieutenant!), this finely crafted sword was commonly attached to a trooper s saddle. The scabbard also has plastic inserts so that the blade does not rattle while riding.

This German Bastard Sword is a replica of number A477 from the famed Wallace Collection. Primarily a cutting sword, with a wide blade that has a flattened oval cross section that gives very little resistance in a cutting blow. A perfect example of a true bastard sword.

This medieval Hattin Falchion is from Windlass Steelcrafts' Battlecry collection. Designed specifically to be used and made from 1065 high carbon steel with a darkened, battle-hardened finish, extra wide tang and tempering to a low 50's RC.

This fine Heavy Cavalry Saber has a 1065 high carbon steel blade with full tang and is well tempered. An authentic replica of the highest caliber. This historically accurate saber was well known as the “Wrist Breaker”. The model 1840 Cavalry Saber has a three branch brass guard.

The Heron Mark Sword is a superb example of the sword maker's art. In the old days, the Heron Mark swords were made by blending metals to make a blade that need never be sharpened, nor could it be broken. But today, the Heron Mark is a sign that the sword was made by a blade master.

This massive Hero's Warsword is like one held by the Bruce clan which they assert belonged to Robert the Bruce himself. It is certainly the correct type for that age when knights wore mail, barrel helms and some small pieces of plate, just as the Bruce did.

We've been asked for years for a good set of historically researched swords to perform with on stage. We wanted both authenticity and durability; the kind of sword you can bang edge to edge to complete your performance with confidence and look good doing it.

The British Museum has many fine Viking swords, but one of the most beautiful and deadly is the "Leuterit" sword. This sword has the name "Leuterit" engraved on the blade and it is believed to be the name of the smith that made it. We have not included this on our copy, as it is cost prohibitive.

The Maldon Viking sword from Windlass Steelcrafts Battlecry collection is a light, agile and resilient fighting blade that captures nearly everything that made this style such a formidable and near legendary design. Created to deal with shields, mail and thick fur or leather armor, it was more than a match for any hand-weapon of its day.

This Masonic Knights Templar sword is exactingly reproduced from originals and is one of the most beautiful. Intricately carved, solid metal fittings plated in rich 24K gold and red enamel inlay. All the important symbols are finely reproduced, from the knightly helmet pommel to the Maltese cross and Cross of Life (cross in crown) cross guard.

Forged by the dark elves in ages beyond counting, the sword was held by the wood elves for hundreds of years until it was gifted to a man known by many names, but called the medieval “Blacksword” thereafter. Feared by orcs, dwarfs, men and evil beasts alike, the bearer of the sword carried out many great deeds.

During the so-called Dark Ages, there were many advances in metallurgy and better swords, like this Migration Period Sword, were produced. Based on a 7th Century design, this slashing sword was a favorite. The wide central fuller was the key to reinforcing the blade all along the edges.

Our Miniature Navy CPO Cutlass Letter Opener is a highly detailed scaled replica of the newly Board approved US Navy CPO Cutlass with blade etchings and metal parts. It even has a full stainless steel blade and matching scabbard (sized accordingly of course)! Finished in real 24K gold, this letter opener makes a great desk top display.

This Model 1850 Foot Officer's Sword was supplied to all Army foot officers with the rank Major and below from 1851 to 1865. The tempered high carbon steel blade is etched with the letters "US", a floral pattern, branches and scrolls. The solid brass guard and hilt also displays a floral design.

Our Model 1850 Staff and Field Officers Sword 500124 is a fine reproduction saber is a faithful copy of ones used. The hand forged blade is British military spec steel that will flex over 20° and return to true. The leather handle is wire wrapped. Befitting their rank, this sword displays a high degree of ornamentation.

Our Model 1860 Cavalry Officers Saber is a fine reproduction saber is a faithful copy of ones used. The hand forged blade is British military spec steel that will flex over 20° and return to true. The leather handle is wire wrapped. The brass, 3-branch guard is nicely hand chased and engraved, as is the brass pommel.

The mortuary sword has very close ties to the English basket hilt and is sometimes referred to as the English half-basket. This type was mainly a cavalry-issued weapon of both Royalist and Parliamentarian forces. In fact, it may be looked at as the great grandfather of 18th and 19th century cavalry sabers.

The Musketeer Rapier, though the prime weapon of the French Musketeers, was a cumbersome firearm, both to load and fire. A good rapier was a necessary second weapon. Our Musketeer rapier is fashioned after those circa 1590. The basket hilt is ambidextrous and a very effective mix of both the cup-hilt and swept-hilt styles.

Our Musketeers Main Gauche was carried at the back for a left hand draw and the Musketeers Main Gauche was often brought into play with the rapier for a two handed fighting style. The blade has cut-outs and notches to slow or disrupt an opponent's blade, while the hand was well-protected by the knuckle bow.

This fine Nashville Plow Works Cavalry Saber has a 1065 high carbon steel blade with full tang and is well tempered. Grip is black leather wrapped and twisted brass wire. A rare chance to own a unique piece of US wartime history. An authentic replica of the highest caliber.

This German Bastard Sword also know as Oakeshott Type XVIII Sword has steel parts with an etched pattern on the classic wheel pommel. The grip is wood with raised bands and wrapped wrapped in a rich brown leather as isthe matching ornate scabbard and included sword belt.

The new U.S. Navy CPO Cutlass was developed as a joint project with of the U.S. Naval Uniform Board. With three years in the making, it exceeds all specifications as required by the Board. Toledo Spanish steel blade and heavy gold plating exceeds the required specs and sets it apart from all other non-official versions in the market.

We found this rare Pilsen Rapier in an old catalog of antique weapons, which had described it as German, and felt we should reproduce it as a new offering. The hilt shows design aspects of some larger swords, but the knot shaped basket is very unusual and we hadn’t seen its like before.

Where would the seafaring rogue be without his trusty cutlass? This stout left handed sword is made to be as rugged as the originals. Features a high carbon steel blade with a gorgeous brass basket and nice hardwood grip.

Our Raptor Sword is a fantasy sword for the fierce prehistoric predator. The pommel is in the form of its deadly claw, but of course, the long curving blade is the real force of this beast. Gracefully contoured parts are steel and the wood and leather grip is adorned with raised areas for a good grasp.

Our Richard the Lionheart Sword has an intricate etch-work patterns dress the blade, which is of 420 stainless steel and mirror polished. Forged with Marto’s world-renown quality, the Richard the Lionheart Sword is a worthy and popular addition to any sword enthusiast’s collection.

Our Roman Eagle Gladius Sword has an incredible Roman Gladius, has been replicated directly from the actual hero prop used in the Focus Features Roman epic The Eagle. Made with a hand forged and tempered high carbon steel blade, it is truly worthy of an elite Roman officer.

With this Gladius Sword the Roman Army's approach to warfare was direct and pragmatic. It chose the Gladius as its principal sidearm because it was practical, efficient and excelled in any close combat situation. The later version were not waisted and had a shorter point but were just as effective and easier to make.

This military issue version of the Russian Shasqua was known first as a Cossack weapon that was used on horseback. These sword types were made the official officer’s sword of the Soviet Union. Brass pommel is marked with star, sickle and hammer. The Grip is hand carved from hardwood with a tempered high carbon steel blade.

The original scimitar sword was called a shamshir, (which meant "lion's tail") and had a deeply curved blade that was almost a half circle. Developed in Persia, this type of blade was effective for draw cuts, but other than that, of limited utility. This caused the blade to shift its shape into a more useful version, which we have chosen to copy.

The crashing of waves, the roar of cannons, the shout of sea rogues through the foreboding mist - this new Scottish Cutlass Sword can't help but unleash adventurous images. Scottish born Capt. William Kidd, we're sure, would have favored this sword.

This Southern Staff and Field Officers Sword is an authentic, hand made replica is hand forged and fully tempered of 1095 high carbon steel. Coupled with original handle and sheath materials to ensure it performs exactly as the originals did.

This attractive Sticklestad Viking Sword is copied from a specimen that was quite involved in that kind of viscous encounter. The Battle of Sticklestad was the final battle of St. Olaf. This was warfare in the old school, with two hosts meeting face-to-face and sword-to-sword.

Our Swedish Viking Sword is a beautiful and unique sword that was unearthed in Sweden and can be seen in Cultural Atlas Of The Viking World, as well as other publications. Quite famous as an artifact, it displays the unknown swordmaker's skill and imagination.

This swept hilt rapier was quite popular in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. Our version is hand forged by the skilled artisans at Windlass Steelcrafts and has a blade of high carbon steel with a diamond cross section. This gives the blade firmness, yet allowing it to be flexible in action.

As if rising from the mists of the mythical realm of Avalon comes this magnificent blade. From the blackened lobed pommel and curved cross guard to its wide diamond shaped blade, this sword has no equal.

The known history of the supposed Charlemagne’s sword in the Louvre began in 1270. That year, it was used at the coronation ceremony of King Philip the Bold. Experts disagree on the age of this coronation sword. The sword would have to be about 1,200 years old to have belonged to Charlemagne.

This Sword of Charles V / Carlos I is a deluxe edition from Marto of Spain. It is one of the most spectacular swords in the history of Spain. Charles V, also known as Carlos I of Spain, was a Duke of Burgundy and Holy Roman Emperor. He was ruler of both the Spanish Empire from 1516 and Holy Roman Empire from 1519.

This Royal Sword of Edward of Woodstock, the Black Prince is from Marto of Spain. This beautiful replica has a fully tempered AISI 440 stainless steel blade with a fuller groove and etched with the words Eduardo de Woodstock. The Zamak grip is wire wrapped blue suede.

The History of our Sword of Homildon Hill was during the English-Scottish Wars, the King of England was preoccupied with the Hundred Years’ War in France. The border defense thereby fell largely to the Percy Family of North Umberland.

Robert the Bruce, King of Scots, was one of the most famous warriors of his generation. He eventually, along side of William Wallace, led Scotland during the first of the Wars of Scottish Independence against England. He fought successfully during his reign to regain Scotland's place as an independent nation.

Based on the famous sword of the “Prince of Thieves” comes this magnificent blade. The hilt has a rich palette of antiqued silver and gold, with embossed ornaments of sword, stag and heralding trumpeter angels, all offset with its deep green stone and dark leather handle.

Despite having several names; War Sword, Great Sword, Long Sword and even Two-Hand Sword, the large sword was quite a popular weapon. This Sword of Roven has great length giving it both reach and power. As the length increased the velocity increased substantially. However, with the addition of the long ricasso, the sword became even more formidable.

Our Sword of Santa Casilda is an original magnificent sword can be seen in Madrid at the Institute del Conde de Valencia de Don Juan and is referenced in many of Ewart Oakeshott’s books as a supreme example of a Type XII sword. He aptly describes it as being “Sweet and well-balanced in the hand.

This King Solomon Sword was crafted in honor of the King of Israel and the son of David. This highly detailed sword is made in Spain by Marto. The beautiful details feature engravings of the Star of David and the Ark of the Covenant. This historical and ceremonial sword has an unsharpened blade.

Our Sword of St. Maurice is a Saint Maurice of the all Christian Theban Legion is seen as the patron Saint of armies, soldiers, the Swiss Guard, arms makers, sword smiths, and almost anyone who carries a weapon. Housed in the Weltliche Schatzkammer (Imperial Treasury), in Vienna.

Prince Tancred (known in French as Tancrède de Hauteville) was a Norman lord of Southern Italy who was among the first noblemen to join the Crusades in 1096. He saw considerable victories on this bloody campaign, and after the fall of Jerusalem he acquired the title Prince of Galilee.

This Sword of the Catholic Kings has and intricate etch-work patterns dress the blade, which is of 420 stainless steel and mirror polished. Forged with Marto’s world-renown quality, the Sword of the Catholic Kings is a worthy and popular addition to any sword enthusiast’s collection.

Throughout history, swords have been used at every great event and have become imbued with great symbolism. This unique Freemason Masonic Sword contains a great many of the symbols used in the craft, particularly the compass and set-square, the plumb line and the hammer.

This Sword of the Rome Gladius has an intricate etch-work patterns dress the blade, which is of 420 stainless steel and mirror polished. Forged with Marto’s world-renown quality, the Sword of the Rome gladius is a worthy and popular addition to any sword enthusiast’s collection.

The Sword of the Viking King is when the Vikings exploded out of the north to raid and settle most of the known world. They also warred among themselves and it was not unusual for kings to lead and engage in combat themselves. This sword and its intricate scabbard are fit for one of those brave Nordic kings.

We've been asked for years for a good set of historically researched swords to perform with on stage. We wanted both authenticity and durability; the kind of sword you can bang edge to edge to complete your performance with confidence and look good doing it.

This Templar's Sword is made to honor the religious order of the Templar Knights. These ancient medieval knights were tasked with protecting travelers on pilgrimage and the Christian way of life. Features the symbol of the Order of the Knight Templar in the rounded pommel.

This Texas Dragoons Saber has a 1065 high carbon steel blade with full tang and is well tempered. The grip is black leather wrapped and twisted brass wire. A rare chance to own a unique piece of US wartime history. An authentic replica of the highest caliber.

These iconic words engraved on the blade define this historic sword replica. The creed of the Knights Templar - Nothing for us, Lord, nothing for us but for the glory of thy name - marked their illustrious and sometimes infamous 200 year military influence.

The Atlantean Sword is hand-forged from 1085 high carbon steel and tempered to 52 HRC for strength, this sword has been expertly reproduced by master craftsmen, as an exact replica of the sword used on movie version of Conan the Barbarian.

Swords were not just weapons but important decorative elements in masculine attire. The Castilian Sword is a sword similar in design of the prestigious maker Alonso Perez, who worked at the shop of the famous sword maker, Gil de Almau, who produced several swords for the Emperor Charles V and his son Philip II of Spain.

This Christus Imperat Rapier of this identical form and proportions is currently housed in The Royal Armouries (formerly the Tower of London). The flamboyantly formed hilt is both beautiful and functional. Its' forward plates are pierced and show lavish birds among foliage.

This English Cutlass was carried during the 1600’s and 1700’s, this type sword was also called a hanger. (The term cutlass wasn’t used as an exclusive term for the sailor’s fighting sword until the 1800’s.) It was frequently used by officers as a close quarters battle weapon because of its compact dimensions.

The Father’s Sword is hand-forged from 1085 high carbon steel and tempered to 52 HRC for strength, this sword has been expertly reproduced by the master craftsmen at Windlass Steelcrafts, as an exact replica of the sword used on screen.

As we have known throughout history, William Wallace became the most valiant freedom fighter Scotland has ever seen. This magnificent two handed early Scottish Claymore has been appropriately named for its valor. This sturdy sword measures a massive 61” overall length.